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IRWINDALE, CA -- The unofficial final results from Saturday's $274,810 American Speed Association ACDelco Series tires.com 300 at the half-mile Irwindale Speedway. Listed is finishing and starting position (in parenthesis), driver, make of car, laps ...
Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM
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IRWINDALE, CA -- The unofficial final results from Saturday's $274,810 American Speed Association ACDelco Series tires.com 300 at the half-mile Irwindale Speedway. Listed is finishing and starting position (in parenthesis), driver, make of car, laps completed and reason out, if any.
1 5 Gary St. Amant Chv 300 2 2 Kevin Cywinski Chv 300 3 1 Butch Miller Pon 300 4 17 Scott Fraser Chv 300 5 31 Ted Jedrzejek Pon 300 6 13 Scott Hansen Frd 300 7 16 Tim Taylor Chv 300 8 22 Mark Dismore Jr. Chv 300 9 12 Kenny Phillips Chv 300 10 10 Mike Miller Pon 300 11 9 Greg Stewart Pon 300 12 20 Matt Sielsky Chv 300 13 11 Rick Beebe Frd 300 14 6 Chris Wimmer Chv 300 15 18 Pat Kelly Chv 299 16 29 Bruce Driver Pon 298 17 15 Russ Tuttle Pon 297 18 27 Greg Williams Chv 297 19 24 J.C. Beattie Jr. Chv 297 20 34 Ed Brown Chv 297 21 36 John Silverthorne Chv 297 22 35 Tully Esterline Frd 295 23 21 Brian Schwartz Chv 295 24 33 Glenn Allen Jr. Chv 295 25 37 Mark Cole Pon 286 26 32 Dennis Lampman Chv 273 27 4 Joey Clanton Chv 264 28 30 Kenny Bumbera Pon 254 29 19 Tristan Dupuis Pon 250 30 38 Tommy Grimes Chv 239 handling 31 8 Mike Garvey Chv 231 32 14 Mike Cope Chv 227 suspension 33 25 Brandon Miller Chv 216 34 28 Craig Smith Pon 197 accident 35 7 Johnny Spaw Chv 195 accident 36 26 Ricky Bryant Chv 195 accident 37 3 Johnny Sauter Chv 96 accident 38 23 Francesco Gaudesi Chv 66
RACE STATISTICS: Time of Race: 2 hours, 17 minutes, 47.451 seconds Average Speed: 65.316 mph Margin of Victory: 0.923 seconds Lead Changes: 5 among 3 drivers
Lap Leaders: Cywinski, 1-89; St. Amant, 90-150; Fraser, 151-199; St. Amant, 200-252; Cywinski, 253-255; St. Amant, 256-300.
Cautions: 11 for 89 laps.
Unofficial ASA ACDelco Series points standings after 2 of 20 events: 1) Cywinski, 366; 2) Hansen, 350; 3) St. Amant, 341; 4) B. Miller, 335; 5) Dismore, 315; 6) Taylor, 316; 7) Clanton, 290; 8) M. Miller, 286; 9) Fraser, 258; 10 Wimmer, 258.
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